Introduction Over the past ten years, artificial intelligence has advanced significantly, particularly with the development of large-scale neural networks. These days, models can produce images, write essays, and even help with coding. But even with these remarkable abilities, contemporary AI systems still have significant drawbacks. Their reasoning, consistency, and ability to generalize beyond the data they were trained on are frequently problematic. In order to overcome th

AI companies are recruiting improv actors to help train chatbots to understand human emotions and natural conversation. By recording real, unscripted interactions, performers are helping AI models learn the emotional cues that machines still struggle to recognize.